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INTERVIEWS WITH PETER  earn more about Peter Robinson and Alan Banks!
"Generally, at the end of the day, I'm able to put some distance between myself and my subject, but obviously some explorations into the dark side haunt me more than others, especially crimes involving children and young people..." Read the full interview: Strange Affair: Q & A with Peter Robinson "Yes, I've always had a morbid imagination, and I'm only glad that I'm able to share it with others. If I didn't have some sort of creative outlet for it, lord knows what kind of shape I'd be in..." Read the full interview: Close to Home: A Conversation with Peter Robinson "You work away in obscurity or semi-obscurity for many years, then all of a sudden it seems, you're... well not a household word, but many people have heard of you..." Read the full interview: The Summer that Never Was (Close to Home): Q & A with Peter Robinson "I still knew far more about England when I started playing with the idea of the series in the late seventies. I probably still do. I think the place where you spend your formative years -- go to school, play, date your first girlfriend -- is the place that continues to exert the greatest influence on you in later life..." Read the full interview: Cold is the Grave: Author Interview "I didn't have a very clear idea of Banks's character when I first started writing about him, except that I wanted him to be a sort of outsider, a man on the run..." Read the full interview: Peter Robinson, interviewed by Alison Gordon  |
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